2010/4/7 X Z <b...@live.com>:
> Here are the original c & h files.
The problem lies with the registration of the table.
In particular, how you specified the list of indexes.
You had:
netsnmp_table_helper_add_indexes(table_info, ASN_UNSIGNED, 1);
which should have been
netsnmp_table_helper_add_indexes(table_info, ASN_UNSIGNED, 0);
This call takes a variable number of index types, and so looks for '0'
as the final parameter, to mark the end of this list. By using '1' instead,
you're confusing the table helper as to what the list of indexes should be.
That doesn't matter for GETNEXT requests, since these can work
with incomplete OIDs anyway, and the module code sets up the
OID of the result.
But for GET (and SET) requests, the table helper checks the OID
against the expected index structure, and rejects anything that's
incomplete.
Fixing the index registration call solves this problem.
Dave
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